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WI Club Society and Personals OF HILLIAMSTON and MARTIN COl'NTY PHONE Anything for This Department To 4 6 Birth Mr and Mrs Dale Tetterton. of Richmond, announce the birth of a son, Claudious David, there, on lanmn 15th Mrs Tetterton was formerly Miss Viola Grimes, of this county. Will Arrive Here Today Mrs Ethel Watts and daughter Gene, of West Virginia v. ill arrive today to spend ten days with Mr and Mrs J W Watts Birth Announcement Rev end Mrs 4- 41?Smith an nounce the birth of a daughter. Mar ilyn, in Brown Community Hospi tal here on Thursday. January 18 Missionary Society To Meet Monday January 11 at 3 30 the regular meeting of the missionary society of the Methodist Church will be held at the home of Mrs T B Brandon The meeting is a pledge service and all members, particularly the new officers, are urged to attend Accepts Position Here Mr. Garner House, of Roberson ville, has accepted a position here with Standard Fertilizer Company. He is living with his sister, Mrs Er nest Etheridge. and Mi Etheridge Is Visiting Here Miss Vivian Morris, of Goldsboro, is visiting her sister, Mrs Urbin Rogers, and Mrs Rogers fieri t? ?r a few days- ? ? ? Move Here Tins Week Mr. and Mrs Iverson Skinner and family, of Greenville, moved this I week to their home here on west Mam Street. Is Receiving Treatment Mr. Charles Herriott is receiving j treatment in a Norfolk Hospital for j a few days. Mrs Herriott is with her husband there.? Visits Here Tuesday Mr. Joseph Frank, of Monroe,'Ga . visited his son. Mr Jack Frank, here Tuesday and Wednesday. Was Hfir Wednesday Mr Jim Hoggard Jr.. of Wind sor, visited here Wednesday night In Durham Wednesday in Durham Wednesday. Mrs. Hai slip is receiving treatment for a skin infection. W?T? fimuKK Visitors Her? . Messrs Le< Mouse and William Gray, of Robersonville, were busi-1 ness visitors here Tuesday after noon Visit Friends Mere Tuesday Buddy La ugh 1 in. Bob Wilson. Woodrow Anderson. Charlie Weeks and Carl Miller, ol Tarboro, visited friends here Tuesday night Judge H O Peel is confined to his home by illness Were Here Yesterday Mr and Mrs John Bclflower. of Oak City, visited here yesterday. ? Returns From Tarboro Mrs Anna Harrison has returned from a visit with relatives in Tar boro ?a Ill Rocky Mount Tuesday Mr Ernest Mears visited in Rocky Mount Tuesday night. Shops Here Yesterday Miss Irene Hodges, of Windsor. shopped here yesterday. In Rocky Mount Yesterday Mr. Dred Darden was a business visitor in Rocky Mount yesterday. Visits ui Durham Mrs Marie Manning is in Durham u 11fi her daughter. El&aree, wTio underwent a mastoid operation there Wednesday, Are Visiting Here Messrs. Raul Do no hue, Elgin Mar burg. Va., are the guests of Misses Catherine Shaw. Hazel Perry and Evelyn Edmondson at their homes here. ?LARK'? ELU - LAX .4 Palatable Liquid Preparation for Relief of the 4eute Symptoms Resulting Prom COMMON coi ns. OKIPI'K a.1.1 INFU'ENZA CLARK'S DRUG STORE TELEPHONE 33 PEfTDER Quality Jooci Stored Be Thrifty ? Check These Values! WHITE HOUSE APPLY JELLY, 2-lb. jar LIGHT MEAT 20c TUNA FISH, 2 cans 25c C. OLONIAL CUT BEETS, 2 No. 21 cans 17c PURE LARD. 2 lb. STRONG Hi.ART 15c DOG FOOD, 416-oz. cans BRUTE'S BLENDED 19c JUICE, 46-oz. can .. 7. . 17c FINE QUALITY BOLOGNA, lb. 15c NEVA PACK TOMATOES, 3 No. 2 cans 17c CAKE, 1-lb. layer, each 10c White House APPLE JELLY, 3 jars 25c Triple Fre?h. Our Pride Loaf OUR PRIDE BREAD 8c Large LUX FLAKES, pkg. 25c X Best PURE LARD, 50-lb. stand $3.75 Double Presh D. P. BLEND COFFEE, 1 lb. pkg. 20c NATIONAL PEANUT WEEK! Virginia Maid A| A Peanut Butter, 2-lb. jar ?1 Candy Peanut Cubes, lb. 10c Cboc. Cov. Peanuts, 2 lb.. 25c Peauut Butter, 1-lb. jar.. 15c Was Here This Week C. B. Coltrain. of Norfolk, visited relatives here this week ? Leaves for Ptaley, 8. C. Darrel M Price leaves this week for Easley. S C , following a visit here with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse H Price Visits in Durham Miss Elizabeth Coltrain. Messrs. J. L.. Archie, Roy and Garland Col train visited Elgaree Manning in a Durham hospital Wednesday Attending Convocation Rev. S J. Starnes is attending the convocation of the North Carolina Council of Churches, being held in Greensboro. Is Visiting Here Billie Tarkington, Guilford Col lege student, is spending a few days here with friends ? To Return Next Week Miss Mary Stokes Robinson, coun ty^liealth? nurse who has been ill with pneumonia at her home In Wallace, is expected to return here next week Continues Quite Feeble Mr. James W. Griffin, injured in a fall several months ago. continues quite feeble at his home in Cross Roads Township Mr Griffin is al most 81 years old. ? Visits in Bear Grass Miss Valma Bailey, student at A. C. C, Wilson, visited relatives in Bear Grass last week-end Return to Asheboro v Mrs. Cliff Spencer and Miss Sara their homes in Asheboro, after a visit with Mrs Jarvan Rogers in Bear Grass. Was Business Visitor Here Mr. J M. Griffin, of near Rober sonville, was a business visitor here yesterday. ? V isits In Bear Grass Mr. H. D. Harrison, Jr., student at A. C. C., Wilson, visited relatives in Bear Grass last week-end. ? In Raleigh Last Week ?Messrs.- j C. Rawls and George Robert Taylor and son, George Rob ert, Jr., attended to business in Ral eigh last week. ?? ? Friends of Master Robert Weston will be glad to learn that he is im proving rapidly from a case of scar let fever. Visit Here Tuesday Mrs, Ciaudie Smith and son, Lar r^Vof Greenville, visited Mrs. W. M. Baker here Tuesday. Are Visiting Here Messrs. Ben Barnes and Maurice Barnes, of Princess Anne, Md., are here visiting Mr. Ben Barnes' bro ther. Mr F. U. Barnes, and family. Move Into New Home Mr. and Mrs. F. Earl Wynne and son, Frank, are moving into their new home on the corner of Church and Smithwick Streets today. Dr. and Mrs. R. G. McAllister will move about the middle of next month in to the Crawford apartment vacated by the Wynnes. Returns to Richmond Mrs. Octavia Cone is returning to her home in Richmond this week end following a several weeks' visit here with Mrs. P. B. Cone. Returns Home Yesterday Miss Mildred Everett returned yes terday from a visit with friends in western Carolina. In Hamilton Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. William Tate. ul_ Philadelphia, visited Mrs. Dave 1 Matthews m Hamilton Tuesday Continues Very 111 Mrs Molly Edmondson continues I very ill at her home in Hamilton. Observes 70th Birthday | Mr Jule T Barnhill celebrated I bis Seventieth birthday last night -si [ his home here;? Guests were Mrs Barnhill, Mr Tom Barnhill, Mr and Mrs. Garland Earnhill. Mr. and Mrs. Leman Barn hill. Mr and Mrs R Vernon Bunt , ing. Mr. and Mrs. F. F Pollard and sons, Jule and Fred, of Bethel; Mr I and Mrs. A. P. Barnhill, Mr. and j Mrs. A. C Barnhill, Mr. and Mrs. J. | B. Barnhill, of Everetts; Mrs Na than Rogers. Mrs Ruth Rogers Har ris and son, Eddie, of Bear Grass. ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB | Jamesville?Mrs Haywood Hymen was hostess to her bridge club Sat urday evening at tha home of Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Blount. After the games the following were awarded prises, Mrs A. J. Hottlday, high score; Mrs. Clarence Sexton, second high; Mr. J. T. Uszle, traveling prize, Miss Lucia Mclnnis, consola tion. A sweet course and coffee were served to the following: Mr. and Mrs. J T. Uzzle. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Blount, Mrs. Herbert Sexton, Mrs. A. J. Holliday, Mrs. Clarence Sex ton, Mrs. O. W. Hamilton, Mrs. Os car Davenport, Mrs. Camilla Flem ing Turner, Misses Lucia Mclnnis, Elizabeth Greenlee, Dolores James, and Rosemary Peterson. I NEW KIWAMS CI-I B OFFICERS j * II. G. Ilortoii, aud Rev. Jim Smith. right, are the new heads of thr local Kiwanis rlub. Mr. Ilorton was installed as pres ident and Mr. Smith as vice president at a meeting of the civic group membership last evening. I HINTS FOR HOMEMAKERS i By Mi? PHYLLIS OWEN, Home | Service Director, Virginia Electric | And Power Company J LUNCH OR SUPPER In the hustle and bustle of today our main meal is usually served in the evening, but this does not mean that lunch should be a sketchy af fair At this time of year for lunch or supper?a hot nourishing soup, a raw vegetable salad, drink and a simple dessert will furnish the need ed vitamins. Soups whether home made or can ned may be dressed up in serving A thin slice of demon or cucumber floating in a clear hot soup, a gcn erous sprinkling of paprika on cream of mushrooms, pea or celery soup, a golden piece of sharp cheese in the deep red of tomato add zest. Whole dcrves, onion or celery salt add in terest to familiar dishes. As for salads, practically all vege tables may be used raw. Carrots beets, cabbage, spinach, cauliflow er, onions, green peppers, tomatoes, watercress, cucumbers are really de licious when marinated in a tart French dressing, or when several are combined in lime or lemon gela tine. Desserts for lunch or supperTrrr-nu? should be a simple fresh fruit. Try these recipes out on vour fam ily: Beet limit-Ill 1 lb spare- ribs I-2 cup parsley, cut fine 2 tbsp vinegar 2 tsp salt 2 qts water 2 bunches beets (4 cups shredded thin) 4 tbsp vinegar 1 2-3 cups irradiated evaporated milk Boil spare ribs, parsley, the 2 tbsp vinegar and salt in water for 1 hour. Add beets and continue cooking un til beets are tender, about 30 to 40 minutes. Stir the 4 tbsp vinegar in to the milk. Add a small amount of the soup to the soured milk, mixing well, then add this mixture to the borscht and heat. Yield: 2 3-4 quarts ?about 10 servings. Potato and Watercress Soup 3 medium-sized potatoes 4 1-2 cups boiling water - 3-4 teaspoon salt 3-4 tbsp melted butter II-2 tbsp flour 1 1-2 cups finely chopped water cress 1 1-2 tsp salt 1-8 tsp pepper Wash and pare the potatoes and cook them until tender in boiling salted water. Put boiled potatoes, while hot, through a vegetable ric er or sieve. To this puree add the potato water, let come to a boil and thicken with melted butter and flour which have been blended together. Add Watercress, salt and pepper Serve hot with croutons. Add hot milk to make n thinner soup if Ho. [sired. Six servings Gingerbread Temperature, 350 degrees; baking time, 30 to 40 minutes. 1-2 cup butter 1-2 cup sugar 1 cup baking molasses 1 tablespoon ginger 1 teaspoon cinnamon 3 cups cake or pastry flour (sift ed before measuring) 2 tsp soda * 1 cup boiling water 2 eggs Cream butter, add sugar gradual ly and beat until light, stir in mo lasses, ginger and cinnamon. Add flour and mix thoroughly. Add soda to boiling water and pour into mix ture, beating hard. Add beaten eggs. Line pan (size 10x14 inches) with wax paper, grease paper, pour in batter which will be very thin Brown Betty 2 cups bread crumbs 1-4 cup butter (melted) 1 quart sliced apples 1 4 cup sugar 1-4 teaspoon cinnamon 1 -8 teaspoon orange rind Juiee of 2 uiaiigus or 1-2 cup'Jull'e Mix cinnamon, sugar and orange rind. Place a layer of sliced apples, then sprinkle the mixture of cinna mon and sugar over apples, then bread crumbs. Place one layer after another of first?apples, sugar and bread crumbs. Pour orange juice ov er the top; then the melted butter. Bake in a 350* oven for 45 minutes. Fruit Crisp Pudding H tbsp butter (1-4 lb.) 3-4 cup bread crumbs 1 cup sugar (brown or granulated) Juice and granted rind of 1 lem I on (if desired), f l tsp cinnamon 4 cups cherries 1-4 cup water | Butter casserole, add . cherries sprinkled with cinnamon, add wa ter. Blend together sugar, crumbs, I grated rind and butter until crumb ly. Place over the cherry mixture and bake at 400*. Rhubarb, peaches, or apples may be substituted for the cherries. Baked Apples with Honey Pare and core 6 large apples, place them in a baking dish and in the cen ter of each drop 3 teaspoons strained honey, 1 teaspoon orange juice, 1 whole clove, 1 walnut meat and 1-4 teaspoon butter. Cook until apples are transparent, or about 30 minutes in a 400* F;--oven. Serve hot or Totdr with a swirl of slightly sweetened whipped cream to which ginger and cinnamon have been added before beating, 1 -4 teaspoon.of each spice to 1 cup heavy cream. Visit in Robersonville Miss Effii- Waldo, Mrs. Dave Mat thews and Mrs. R. W. Salsbury were in Robersonville Wednesday. DR. V. H. MEWBORN OP-TOM E-TRIST Plymouth office, Liverman Drug Co., every Fri., 2 to 5 p. m. Robersonville Office, Scott's Jew elry Store, Tuesday. Jan. 23. Bethel office: Rives Drug Store, | Monday. Feb 5, 9 a m. to 12 m. Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted At Tarboro Every Saturday Williamston office, Peele Jly Co., NOTICE OF SALE North Carolina Martin County. Under and bV yirtue of the power i of sale contained in a certain deed j of trust executed to tlie undersigned ] trustee by Levi Hardison on the I2th day of December, 1930, and of record r^he^^ubli^^vjistry^jo^Martin bounty in Book C-3 at page 379. aid deed of trust having been given ?"T tt*t PlirPPf* l' * eaetair. ,ute of even date and tenor there with. default having been made in ha payment of the ?md note, and he stipulations contained in said leed of trust not having been com ilied with .and at the request of the lolder of the said note, the under lgned trustee will, on Monday, the l9th day of February, 1940, at twelve >'clock noon, in front of the court louse door in the town of William tn, offer for sale to the highest bid ler for cash the following described <?al estate, to wit; Bounded on the North by the ands of Mrs. J. N. Hardison, bound ?d on the East by the Joshua lands nd the lands of Mrs. J R Tyre. bounded on the South by the Sweet Water Creek and the Mill Pond, and bounded on the West by the Sweet Water Creek and the Mm Pond, ton 'taininf 132 acres, more or leas, and [Mm the home place of Levi Hardi son where he resided This the 18th day of January. 1940 ELBERT S PEEL, )19-4t Trustee COLDS Cauae Discomfort For quirk relief . from the misery of colds, take Liquid - Tablets - Salve - Noae Drops 666 m ?fc?. Pint Was *1^ NOW '1? Quart Was *215 NOW '222 fdjeltkiJ tMNN vTtMWt Milan* jMtMacaV? '? / S. W A The Straight Whiskies in this Product are 4 Years or More Old C.*yrtgh? l?', *m8, IWt* <4. tor-. ScbwUjr. P?. ? - ? .vAt.. .w,viA.-.v:<-.v:a>...-.Oft.-, ^v-v AtwW-ji V-C FERTILIZER t / rsl FERTILIZERS 7 ^ For Your Plant Bed SEE Ol R LOCAL SALESMEN Reginald Simpson Anil Henry E. Griffin Headquarters in I'ete FoHilen's Offiee Next Door To C.iiiiraolv Bank or See Our Loeal Agents. Martin Supply Co. (Botren Bros. Building) (.om/ilete Stork Available At All Timet For Either I'lant Beds Or Regular C.ro/is. V.C.ChemicalCorp. NORFOLK, VA. Announcement! WK HAVE PURCHASED A BRAND NEW PACKARD HEARSE AMBULANCE Villi this nf* <M|iii|>nieul we feel' that we can better nerve tlie people of thin community. Our service is modern and systrmatir as well as sympathetic. DAY PHONE 155 NIGHT PHONE 197-W Free Ambulance Service To And From Brown Community Hospital 1, S. Courtney WILLIAMSTON, N. C. - I- '
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